Cousins has replacement balances for £38.80.
Balances
However, the rear time winding arbor hole looks pretty worn in the photo, so there are likely other issues with the movement, including the likelihood of plated pivots. Cousins has this movement for £145.00; Butterworth in the States has...
David LaBounty had an excellent article on escape wheels on his site, but the link seems to be broken at the moment. From the Way-Back Machine...
https://web.archive.org/web/20200923163716if_/https://abouttime-clockmaking.com/pdfs/escape_wheel_problems.pdf
Mystery solved; I was reassembling the clock after rebuilding the movement and doing some carpentry on the case, and noticed the Keininger logo on the winding crank. Turns out to be a HSG(C) movement...
Product: HSG(C)
It is a pre-bronze second wheel bushing moment, and so I used a B4...
I 'm in the process of repairing a similar movement from and old Ridgeway clock, which I believe to be by E. Jauch. I was planning to replace it with a Hermle or Keininger movement, but the distance from the center shaft to the time winding arbor is about 34.5 mm, which is larger than any...
As noted above, WD40 is not good for clock movements because it attracts dust which will eventually stop the clock.
If you were in the 'States, (I don't know if this is available across the pond) I would suggest going to Wal*Mart and get a can of SuperTech engine starting fluid ('ether'; which...
I hadn't considered Loctite.
However, someone in the future will be working on this clock and they wouldn't know how they were secured; they might throw up their hands and put in a quartz movement. I have a wood works ogee clock case that someone did that that to...
I believe that may be an Erhard Jauch movement.
Check for a broken mainspring, a damaged click and damage to other wheels in that train, as the pivot broke for a reason...
That's good to know, Mark. :) I need to order some odds and ends from you soon, so what should I ask for?
This is the movement in question, from a modern "Morbier" clock. Do you recognise it? Some parts look Hermle-esque, but there is no labeling indicating the maker ('01 H' on the back) and...
Oooo, 5% off 5 or more! :p
It says it has a Hermle movement. Which one does one get, though? It looks like there are at least 4 different clocks pictured in that ad...
A simple test would be to compare how many how much is left of a piece of aluminum foil sonicated in water for a fixed time. I have a little Harbor Freight jewelry cleaner for years to clean model train parts, and it will leave a piece of foil looking like Swiss cheese. It is better than my...
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